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Stephen Langton, The Chanter Circle, And The Semiotics Of Violence In A Crusading Culture, Andrew Thornebrooke Jan 2016

Stephen Langton, The Chanter Circle, And The Semiotics Of Violence In A Crusading Culture, Andrew Thornebrooke

University Honors Theses

The influence of Peter the Chanter's (d. 1197) pedagogy and moral theology on the development of the faculty of theology at the University of Paris is being increasingly well documented. Much work remains to be done, however, in developing our understanding of how the teachings of the Parisian master influenced the theological views of one of his most politically active disciples, Stephen Langton (c. 1150-1228). This research offers an intensive semiotic analysis of violent imagery and allusions to the Holy Land within the sermons of Langton, found in BnF Lat. MSS 14470 and 14593, as well as the decrees and …

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Identifying Users By Network Traffic Metadata, G Alotibi, N Clarke, F Li, S Furnell Jan 2016

Identifying Users By Network Traffic Metadata, G Alotibi, N Clarke, F Li, S Furnell

School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics

Insider misuse is become a major threat to many organisations. This is due to the knowledge that might have about the organization's security infrastructure. Therefore, a wide range of technologies have been developed to detect/prevent the insider misuse. Beyond detecting, there is a need to investigate the misuse and identify the individual perpetrating the crime. From a networking perspective, the investigations currently rely upon analysing traffic based upon two approaches: packet-based-approach and flow-based approach. However, a serious limitation in these approaches is the use of IPs addresses to link the misuse to the individual. However, IPs addresses are often not …

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The Use Of Stable Isotope Analysis On Burials At Cahal Pech, Belize In Order To Identify Trends In Mortuary Practices Over Time And Space, Kirsten Anne Green Jan 2016

The Use Of Stable Isotope Analysis On Burials At Cahal Pech, Belize In Order To Identify Trends In Mortuary Practices Over Time And Space, Kirsten Anne Green

Graduate Student Theses, Dissertations, & Professional Papers

The Late (AD 500-700) to Terminal (AD 700-900) Classic transition in the Maya Southern Lowlands has been defined as a period of decline and large scale migrations out of ceremonial centers. The reduced access to food due to multi-decadal droughts severely affected the social and political environments during this period. Previous research focused on large scale geographic migration and diet in this area. What is less understood is the degree and direction of migration at a site-specific level, as well as the community’s specific response through time. This research uses the human remains along with their associated mortuary artifacts from …

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